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In this captivating second part of the Pharmacy View Podcast's Rx to Riches stream, international host Michael Alexander, a Pharmacist, entrepreneur, digital health enthusiast, Co-Founder of Audirie, and the Regional Vice-President of Health Plans at Omada Health, continues his insightful conversation with Erin Fawcett, the Executive Director of Education and Professional Development at NAPSA, and Sebastian Harper, the National President of NAPSA. Together, they explore how NAPSA is driving innovation in Pharmacy education and empowering students to excel in a rapidly evolving healthcare landscape. From AI-driven tools to fostering interprofessional collaboration, this episode sheds light on the transformative initiatives shaping the future of Pharmacy practice. The discussion delves into the rising prominence of Pharmacist-led prescribing and other advanced roles within the healthcare system. Erin highlights NAPSA's use of cutting-edge technologies, such as AI-powered counselling simulations, to prepare students for the complexities of modern patient care. Sebastian adds that NAPSA's initiatives encourage students to expand their skills beyond traditional degrees, focusing on enhancing patient care through continuous learning and innovation. Together, they underscore the importance of education and teamwork in addressing challenges like disease management and medication accessibility. The episode also explores the integration of AI into Pharmacy education and its impact on team training. Michael introduces Audirie's AI-driven simulations for NAPSA members, enabling students to practise patient interactions with precision and confidence. Erin and Sebastian discuss how AI complements traditional training, helping all Pharmacy team members—from Pharmacists to assistants—perform at the top of their scope. This holistic approach aims to bridge skill gaps and elevate the overall standard of patient care, highlighting the critical balance between technology and human expertise in healthcare. Addressing the barriers in Pharmacy education, the conversation turns to placement opportunities and financial challenges. Erin advocates for reforms to ensure students have access to earlier and paid placements, improving experiential learning. Sebastian emphasises the value of rural placements for interprofessional collaboration and community impact, while Michael calls on universities and governments to ease the financial burdens that deter students from pursuing careers in underserved areas. These measures are seen as vital to building a robust and sustainable Pharmacy workforce. The episode concludes with excitement about the upcoming NAPSA Congress, the pinnacle event for Pharmacy students in Australia. Hosted at the University of Queensland, this week-long conference offers educational sessions, workshops, a trade expo, and vibrant social events. Sebastian shares their hopes for record-breaking attendance, while Erin highlights the benefits of NAPSA membership, including networking, scholarships, and mentoring opportunities. Together, they celebrate the Congress's enduring legacy and its role in shaping the future of Pharmacy in Australia and New Zealand.

In this engaging episode of the Pharmacy View Podcast's Rx to Riches stream, international host Michael Alexander, a Pharmacist, entrepreneur, digital health enthusiast, Co-Founder of Audirie, and the Regional Vice-President of Health Plans at Omada Health, hosts Erin Fawcett, the Executive Director of Education and Professional Development at NAPSA, and Sebastian Harper, the National President of NAPSA. Together, they delve into the transformative roles of education, leadership, and advocacy in shaping the future of the Pharmacy profession. With personal insights, professional experiences, and a shared passion for advancing the Pharmacy industry, this episode offers an inspiring and thought-provoking conversation. Erin and Sebastian discuss the significant impact of NAPSA (National Australian Pharmacy Students' Association) on Pharmacy students' professional growth. Erin highlights how NAPSA acts as the peak advocacy body for students, offering unparalleled networking opportunities that build professional relationships and enhance knowledge for future success. Sebastian underscores the importance of NAPSA's national advocacy efforts, ensuring student concerns are heard by government bodies and stakeholders. Michael reflects on his own career, encouraging students to prioritise networking to unlock new opportunities and further their professional development. A key focus of the episode is NAPSA's efforts to combat "placement poverty," a pressing issue for students facing financial burdens during mandatory placements. Erin and Sebastian outline their campaign for government support similar to that provided to nursing students, aiming to make university more accessible amidst the rising cost-of-living pressures. Their advocacy reflects a broader mission to support Pharmacy students by improving accessibility and fostering an inclusive educational environment that enables future professionals to thrive. The discussion also explores the challenges and rewards of balancing leadership responsibilities at NAPSA with full-time studies and work commitments. Erin shares how teamwork and a shared vision for advancing the Pharmacy profession fuel their dedication to student advocacy, while Sebastian highlights the role of collaboration among NAPSA committees in managing the workload effectively. Both emphasise the lasting impact of their initiatives on the Pharmacy community, illustrating how passion and teamwork drive meaningful progress. Erin and Sebastian conclude with an inspiring vision for the future of Pharmacy, imagining a shift towards greater accessibility and a service-based model. They envision Pharmacies becoming integral hubs in Australia's healthcare system, leveraging Pharmacists' expertise to ease pressures on the system and enhance patient care. This is only the beginning of their insightful discussion, with Part Two of this engaging conversation set to be released next week. Stay tuned!

Justice Speaks is continuing a series of interviews regarding individuals who are impacting the Justice System, specifically in this case, for those who are under supervision in the form of pretrial services. In this episode we interview Wendy Venvertloh, Executive Director of National Association of Pretrial Services Agencies.  This episode is sponsored by Reconnect.  Director Venvertloh begins by sharing her background, which is deeply rooted in community corrections. Originally planning to pursue a PhD in criminal justice, she quickly found her passion working in the field. She reflects on her experiences at the Adams County, Illinois Probation Department, before transitioning to a state-level role in Illinois as the pretrial administrator for the administrative office of the courts. Her involvement in the creation of the Statewide Pretrial Office, and later her appointment as its deputy director, solidified her position as a leader in the field. She also highlights the history and mission of NAPSA, a national organization with a 51-year legacy of providing education and technical assistance to professionals in pretrial services. Director Venvertloh shares recent milestones for NAPSA, including record-breaking attendance at its annual confe

This week on WealthTalk, we welcome Tina Walsh, CEO of the National Association of Professional Sourcing Agents (NAPSA) Ltd. NAPSA is a recognised trade body supporting UK Sourcing Agents with guidance, training, and a unique search tool to help investors find compliant and credible sourcers, ensuring a safer investment environment.Tina shares her journey from starting in property sourcing in 2012 to achieving financial independence and becoming an Amazon No.1 Best Selling Author with her book "Property Sourcing Compliance: How to Stay the Right Side of the Law". In the episode, we dive into the importance of compliance, the difference between property sourcing and deal packaging, and the benefits of being registered with NAPSA. Tina emphasises the necessity of putting the investor first, creating win-win relationships, and building trust. She also provides a checklist of essential questions to ask when working with property sourcers. Tune in for insights into the future of property sourcing in the UK and practical tips to ensure safer investments.Resources Mentioned In This Episode:>> Learn How to Work Safely With UK Sourcing Agents [Free Webinar]>> Tina Walsh [Linkedin]>> Seach For Credible, Compliant Property Sourcers

“Save Our Streets” coalition calling on governments to end crime and violence in BC communities Karen Kuwica, Member of NAPSA, the Nanaimo Area Public Safety Association (part of SOS) A brief human history of Halloween Geri Mayer-Judson, Show Contributor with Dr. Sabina Magliocco Israeli hostage families fight to keep spotlight on captives Yaniv Yaakov, Israeli man whose relatives have been taken hostage by Hamas How will the federal carbon tax-break affect BC? Richard Zussman, Global BC Legislative Reporter PIC: ‘Growth paying for growth' - increasing development cost charges Dylan Kruger, Delta City Councillor Now And Then - The Beatles' “final” song Eric Alper, Publicist and Music Commentator at ThatEricAlper.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

“Save Our Streets” coalition calling on governments to end crime and violence in BC communities Karen Kuwica, Member of NAPSA, the Nanaimo Area Public Safety Association (part of SOS) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Diana Goodrich–co-director of the Chimpanzee Sanctuary Northwest, located not far from Seattle, and housing 15 chimps—says she can't recall a time she didn't want to work with animals. Goodrich traces […] The post Diana Goodrich, co-director of the Chimpanzee Sanctuary Northwest first appeared on Talking Animals.

In this podcast, Carlene McMaugh speaks to Shefali Parekh, about her early career hospital pharmacist experiences  In the latest AJP podcast, former NAPSA president Shefali Parekh speaks about her experiences ...

The National Australian Pharmacy Students' Association (NAPSA) represents students from 17 universities nationwide studying either an undergraduate or postgraduate pharmacy program.  NAPSA is committed to advocating for Australian pharmacy students to ensure their future is prosperous and their status, rights, and privileges are protected. Today we're speaking with Flynn Swift, newly elected president of NAPSA's board who is currently in his third year of a Bachelor of Pharmacy (Honours) at the Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane.  In today's episode, we chat about the year ahead and what's changed in the world of student and intern pharmacists. This year's Virtual Student Summit provided students of all year levels with greater insight into community pharmacy; the ability to practice to full scope, to lead innovation, and be an integral part of the community and patient health outcomes. If you missed the summit, here is a link to the recorded sessions.  Enjoy.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The question for this generation is as follows; Is blood thicker than friendship bonds. Demby Grace talks to us about why she is rooted in Family Bonds and we explore the topic from different angles. We cover: - Being raised by a single father - Long distance relationships - Making friends as an adult - Keeping strong family bonds - Death and Grief in African homes - Friends vs Family Dembeele Grace Hamainda is a 29yr old Zambian lady. The 1st born girl in a family of four. She completed her secondary education at Mary's sec school, then proceeded to pursue a BA degree at UNZA. She is currently pursuing her MSc at UNILUS while holding down a full time job as an inspector/PP at NAPSA. Demby is also a full time mom to a 23month old boy :) As a side hustle, she is an Avon rep, selling mostly beauty products by Avon. She is hoping to venture into another business soon when time allows. Demby believes in valuing family bonds. This really helps with the kind of friendships and relationships you form later in life. She also believes in God the father, son and the Holy Spirit. At her worst moment, she believes God hasn't brought her this far to leave her, He helps her push forward. Connect: Instagram - @Dembeele_   NEW PODCAST Concrete Pastures with Nancy Mulemwa Siisii Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/concrete_pastures/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/concretepastures Podcast: https://concretepastures.podbean.com/   KNOW your Roots, Grow your Purpose   LINKS: Message Africana Woman with Chulu on WhatsApp. https://wa.me/message/E3N7TH7RZSS4P1 +260978470395 Email: africanawoman@gmail.com    Website: https://www.africanawoman.com/    Socials:  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chulu_bydesign/  Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/africanawoman    Join the Africana Woman Visionaries: https://www.facebook.com/groups/africanawomanvisionaries    Africana Woman Blog: https://www.africanawoman.com/blog

The question for this generation is as follows; Is blood thicker than friendship bonds. Demby Grace talks to us about why she is rooted in Family Bonds and we explore the topic from different angles. We cover: - Being raised by a single father - Long distance relationships - Making friends as an adult - Keeping strong family bonds - Death and Grief in African homes - Friends vs Family Dembeele Grace Hamainda is a 29yr old Zambian lady. The 1st born girl in a family of four. She completed her secondary education at Mary's sec school, then proceeded to pursue a BA degree at UNZA. She is currently pursuing her MSc at UNILUS while holding down a full time job as an inspector/PP at NAPSA. Demby is also a full time mom to a 23month old boy :) As a side hustle, she is an Avon rep, selling mostly beauty products by Avon. She is hoping to venture into another business soon when time allows. Demby believes in valuing family bonds. This really helps with the kind of friendships and relationships you form later in life. She also believes in God the father, son and the Holy Spirit. At her worst moment, she believes God hasn't brought her this far to leave her, He helps her push forward. Connect: Instagram - @Dembeele_   NEW PODCAST Concrete Pastures with Nancy Mulemwa Siisii Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/concrete_pastures/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/concretepastures Podcast: https://concretepastures.podbean.com/   KNOW your Roots, Grow your Purpose   LINKS: Message Africana Woman with Chulu on WhatsApp. https://wa.me/message/E3N7TH7RZSS4P1 +260978470395 Email: africanawoman@gmail.com    Website: https://www.africanawoman.com/    Socials:  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chulu_bydesign/  Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/africanawoman    Join the Africana Woman Visionaries: https://www.facebook.com/groups/africanawomanvisionaries    Africana Woman Blog: https://www.africanawoman.com/blog

During this episode are co-hosts are joined by Brad Mitchell to discuss his work with National Athletic and Professional Success Academy(NAPSA).

During this episode are co-hosts are joined by Brad Mitchell to discuss his work with National Athletic and Professional Success Academy(NAPSA).

During this episode are co-hosts are joined by Brad Mitchell to discuss his work with National Athletic and Professional Success Academy(NAPSA).

Small children and babies aren't always easy to understand. Sometimes they can be totally predictable- going to bed without a fuss, eating their vegetables, and then everything changes. Helpline is here to lend a hand in deciphering new and unexpected behaviour. In this episode baby sleep expert Jo Ryan joins us to help with the following challenges:A 2.5-year-old who is no longer sleeping through the nightHow to help a 7-month-old to link night time sleep cyclesA 6-month-old who is waking every hour through the nightA 10-month-old who is resisting his day napsA 4-year-old missing her mum (who has gone away for a few months)The best sleep schedule for a 3-month-oldManaging the transition to no day sleeps for a 3-year-oldA 10-month-old who is waking up twice through the nightIf you would like an online appointment with Jo Ryan you can book her through Babyology's Parent School. You can also find Jo's routines for different ages (mentioned in the podcast) here.To take part in the next Live Helpline and get your question answered, you can contact us by doing any of the following: Email us at helpline@theparentbrand.com.au, ask your question during the Babyology Facebook live on Mondays from AEST 8.15pm or leave your question in our Babyology Helpline Facebook group. Need help or advice right now? Book in a one-on-one session with a Parent School expert

The National Australian Pharmacy Students' Association (NAPSA) represents students from 18 universities nationwide studying either an undergraduate or postgraduate pharmacy  program.  NAPSA is committed to advocating for Australian pharmacy students to ensure their future is prosperous and their status, rights, and privileges are protected.  In this episode, we speak with Verity Boustead, newly elected president and 4th year Monash University student, about her experiences in the new role and life as a student during a global pandemic See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Getting babies to sleep through the night, or toddlers to follow instructions, isn't always the easiest thing to do. Throw in a couple of sleep deprived nights and it can be hard to see the forest for the trees. Helpline exists to make life easier for parents and carers who come across a challenge. On this episode Mothercraft nurse Chris Minogue answers the following questions:How to night wean an eight-month-old babyHow to link sleep cycles for a 21-week-oldHow much sleep a ten-month-old and a two-and-a-half-year-old needAn 18-month-old resisting napsA four-year-old who will not listen to any instructionsAn almost three-year-old who is being aggressive to other kidsA two-year-old hyped up after day careHow to get a 10-month-old to sleep in their cotA 13-month-old who sleeps through the night but wakes super earlyIf you would like to book an online appointment with Chris Minogue you can book her through Babyology's Parent School. Helpline will be back next Monday. You can contact us by doing any of the following: Email us at helpline@theparentbrand.com.au, ask your question during the Babyology Facebook live on Monday from AEDT 11:30am or leave your question in our Babyology Helpline Facebook group. Need help or advice right now? Book in a one-on-one session with a Parent School expert

The following episode is a Feed Play Love highlight episode, back due to popular demand.In this Helpline from the archives Mothercraft nurse Chris Minogue helps with the following issues:A two-and-a-half-year-old trying to drop a needed napA twenty-two-month-old who sleeps well at night, but not so well during the dayManaging challenging toddler behavioursA twenty-two-month-old procrastinating at bedtimeA three-and-a-half year-old rejecting dadA four-month-old having short napsA 12-month-old waking several times at night for a breastfeedIf you would like to book an online appointment with Chris Minogue you can book her through Babyology's Parent School. Helpline will be back next Monday. You can contact us by doing any of the following: Email us at helpline@theparentbrand.com.au, we will be back next week and you can ask your question during the Babyology Facebook live on Monday from AEDT 11:30am or leave your question in our Babyology Helpline Facebook group. Need help or advice right now? Book in a one-on-one session with a Parent School expert

Parenting can be the ultimate multi-skilling experience. Just when you think you've got one skill down pat (eg: feeding) it's time to learn another skill (eg weaning). It's a very hands-on learning experience but sometimes it helps to get a little guidance along the way. Leonie Clements is a Mothercraft nurse and an expert with Babyology's Parent School. Today on the show she helps parents with:A weaning plan for a 12-month-oldSleep and milk supply challenges with a four-week-oldA four-year-old having consistent bad dreamsA ten-month-old who is starting to have trouble settling to sleepAn eight-week-old having micro-napsA very shy five-and-a-half-year-oldAn almost three-year-old waking super earlyA three-and-a-half-month-old with a strong startle reflexA four-year-old biting nailsHelpline will be back next Monday. You can contact us by doing any of the following: Email us at helpline@theparentbrand.com.au, ask your question during the Babyology Facebook live on Monday from AEDT 11:30am or leave your question in our Babyology Helpline Facebook group. Need help or advice right now? Book in a one-on-one session with a Parent School expert

When your baby isn't sleeping or your toddler won't get in the car seat, where do you turn for advice? Sometimes a friend or sibling may have the answer, and sometimes you need expert help. Jo Ryan is a sleep consultant who has helped thousands of families with sleepless nights and defiant toddlers. Jo is also an expert at The Parent School. On this episode of Helpline Jo helped families with the following challenges:A newborn who will only sleep on their mumA fourteen-month-old struggling with day napsA twenty-two-month-old waking really earlyA thirteen-month-old waking up every three hours during the nightTwo-and-a-half-year-old and fourteen-month-old brothers who are constantly fightingA six-week-old who won't sleep longer than one hourToilet training a nineteen-month-oldHelpline will be back next week. You can contact us by doing any of the following: Email us at helpline@theparentbrand.com.au, ask your question during the Babyology Facebook live on Monday from AEDT 11:30am or leave your question in our Babyology Helpline Facebook group. Need help or advice right now? Book in a one-on-one session with a Parent School expert

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The National Australian Pharmacy Students' Association (NAPSA) represents students from eighteen universities nationwide studying either an undergraduate or postgraduate program.  NAPSA is committed to advocating for Australian pharmacy students to ensure their future is prosperous and their status, rights, and privileges are protected. NAPSA facilitates relationships between student members and prominent industry organisations, ensuring students are well connected with their profession and are up-to-date with key issues and trends.  The continued operation of successful organisations like NAPSA rely on a committed and talented student leadership and we chat with both the outgoing and incoming NAPSA Presidents to discuss the challenges over the last 12 months and what’s in store for the future. Erin Cooper, from Charles Sturt University, is the outgoing president and Ethan Kreutzer, from Monash University, is the incoming president for the 2020/2021 term.  See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

In this episode we speak to pharmacy student at The University of South Australia and Executive Director of The National Australian Pharmacy Students Association (NAPSA), Alex Ward. Alex shares with us her personal journey that led her to study pharmacy & the reasons why she got into pharmacy. Alex also shares her thoughts on the current state of pharmacy and through her work at NASPA, gives us the perspective of many pharmacy students across Australia. We dive deeper into NAPSA and the work they do to promote pharmacy in Australia together with the various activities and events that provide such a rich and fertile ground, cultivating future pharmacists and equipping them with the tools to hack their careers. Finally - If you’re a pharmacy student or Intern, then this is for you!Alex shares her top 3 reasons why YOU should join NAPSA NOW and how this single action can provide the fuel YOU need to script your dream career TODAY! You can find out more about NAPSA at: https://home.napsa.org.au/DON’T FORGET TO SUBSCRIBE! Follow us on:Instagram: @Pharmahack_career Facebook: PharmaHack: CareerTwitter: @HackPharma LinkedIn: PharmaHack: Career Podcast Website: pharmahack.org

Erika Fleury is an author and the Program Director of the North American Primate Sanctuary Alliance (NAPSA), and an unofficial primatologist, and loves to talk about primates!As Program Director Erika works on a lot of different topics, from legislation, addressing primates not being suitable as pets, grant writing, workshops, and the international animal community, from zoos to legislators, students, and members of the public. Erika shares what makes a true sanctuary, the different animals who live and found a new home, from cows, tigers, to other primates, about the necessary protocols and procedures to maintain sustainable care and welfare of animals in NAPSA sanctuaries. Erika highlights how some so-called 'sanctuaries' are not engaging in ethical practices such as breeding and selling primates to the public.Erika talks about how important it is to explore and use your talents, and how this can benefit primates. It is also important to ask questions like: Do you want to move to a rural area, and are you willing to work hard. Check out the NAPSA volunteer and paid positions are available, to learn more about working with primates, and animal welfare and protection.Erika is the author of the book: Monkey Business: A History Of Nonhuman Primate Rights examines the diverse issues involved with accepting mankind's closest relative into its ever-expanding circle of ethical consideration. Erika talks affectionately and inspirationally about the amazing women who established primate sanctuaries. Erika's second book is coming out soon!Erika shares the story on Chimpanzees in Need, now appealing to the entire world to secure a sustained future 42 remaining chimpanzees.Erika highlights the importance of continued collaboration and conversations, we get further by collaborating - focussing on the things that unite us. To make small incremental changes for primates and others now, which can also help us to unite and work together, even if we have different perspectives.In conclusion, Erika shares a beautiful story on resilience and having faith in the universe.

Erika Fleury from the North American Primate Sanctuary Alliance (and author of Monkey Business) is back to finish what she started last week! In this episode we hear more about a current campaign NAPSA is working on and Erika answers more of your questions!Donate to the Chimpanzees In Need and help #ErikaMakeItRain http://primatesanctuaries.org/chimps-in-need/Get tickets to our LIVE stream for our 100th episode! https://sospresents.com/NAPSA and Erika links:http://primatesanctuaries.org/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PrimateSanctuary/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/NAPSAprimates/Twitter: https://twitter.com/napsaprimatesErika's author page: http://authorerikafleury.blogspot.com/Support the show on Patreon https://patreon.com/dogoonpodMatt's website: https://mattstewartcomedy.com/Book Matt to send a video message about whatever: https://www.cameo.com/mattstewartOur twitter: https://twitter.com/PrimeMatesPodOur instagram: https://instagram.com/primematespodFacebook: https://facebook.com/primematespodCheck out Matt's other podcast (with Jess and Dave where we do a report about a different topic from history each week): https://play.acast.com/s/do-go-on/And his music history podcast: Listen Now Podcast with Matt and Sam: https://play.acast.com/s/listen-now/Matt's twitter: https://twitter.com/mattstew_artMatt's instagram: https://instagram.com/MattStewartComedyMatt's facebook: https://facebook.com/mattstewartcomedyOur awesome theme song by Evan Munro-Smith and sweet logo by Peader Thomas See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Erika Fleury from the North American Primate Sanctuary Alliance (and author of Monkey Business) is back by popular demand! In this episode we hear about a current campaign NAPSA is working on and Erika answers your questions!NAPSA and Erika links:http://primatesanctuaries.org/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PrimateSanctuary/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/NAPSAprimates/Twitter: https://twitter.com/napsaprimatesErika's author page: http://authorerikafleury.blogspot.com/Support the show on Patreon https://patreon.com/dogoonpodMatt's website: https://mattstewartcomedy.com/Book Matt to send a video message about whatever: https://www.cameo.com/mattstewartOur twitter: https://twitter.com/PrimeMatesPodOur instagram: https://instagram.com/primematespodFacebook: https://facebook.com/primematespodCheck out Matt's other podcast (with Jess and Dave where we do a report about a different topic from history each week): https://play.acast.com/s/do-go-on/And his music history podcast: Listen Now Podcast with Matt and Sam: https://play.acast.com/s/listen-now/Matt's twitter: https://twitter.com/mattstew_artMatt's instagram: https://instagram.com/MattStewartComedyMatt's facebook: https://facebook.com/mattstewartcomedyOur awesome theme song by Evan Munro-Smith and sweet logo by Peader Thomas See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Erika Fleury from the North American Primate Sanctuary Alliance is back! This week we talk about a few great primate escape stories as well as a few tangents about primates used in animal testing and entertainment... some of it is grim but we try and keep it pretty light!See Matt's new show MONKEY HOUSE in BRISBANE (March 10-15) and MELBOURNE (March 19-April 26) with discount code PODCAST via https://mattstewartcomedy.com/gigsBuy merch (pins and Prime Mates beanies) here: https://mattstewartcomedy.com/shop/Support the show on PatreonOur twitter: @PrimeMatesPodOur instagram: @primematespodFacebook: facebook.com/primematespodEmail: primematespod@gmail.comGot topic/primate suggestions for the show? Chuck them here: http://bitly.com/PrimeMatesTipsCheck out Matt's history podcast : Do Go OnAnd his music history podcast: Listen Now Podcast with Matt and Sam: https://play.acast.com/s/listen-now/Prime Mates Spotify PlaylistMatt's twitter: @mattstew_artMatt's instagram: @MattStewartComedyMatt's facebook: facebook.com/mattstewartcomedyNAPSA and Erika links:http://primatesanctuaries.org/https://www.facebook.com/PrimateSanctuary/https://www.instagram.com/NAPSAprimates/Erika's author page: http://authorerikafleury.blogspot.com/Links to more info on escape stories: http://www.exploreclarion.com/2019/04/20/say-what-loose-monkey-found-in-chicago-ambulance-service-garage/https://www.primaterescue.org/staff-primate/andi/https://www.centerforgreatapes.org/meet-apes/chimpanzees/chipper/Our awesome theme song by Evan Munro-Smith and sweet logo by

Michael Proman is the managing director of Scrum Ventures and Sports tech Tokyo. He discusses how innovation in the West is being introduced in the far east.  Brad Mitchell is a founder and board chairman of NAPSA which serves as a mentoring service for athletes transitioning from playing to investors and business operators. Former NFL player Marques Ogden joins us as well. https://www.napsacademy.org/  Sahil Patel from the Wall Street Journal discusses how modern audiences are curated through ESports 

The Pharmacy Guild of Australia has recently welcomed a new Executive Director, Suzanne Greenwood. Suzanne is a few weeks into the role but has definitely embraced the role head on and has hit the ground running. Suzanne attended Pharmacy Connect and presented the Judith Liauw address which focused on the importance of diversity, she has engaged with NAPSA and recognises the importance of focusing on the future workforce and owners of community pharmacy, participated in Council meetings, and attended the Guild’s annual dinner at Parliament House. Suzanne shares with us, not only her background, that lead her to the role of Executive Director of the Pharmacy Guild of Australia, but also her passion for community pharmacy and the opportunities for future growth within the industry.

He is the Founder and President of NAPSA, The National Athletic and Professional Success Academy, served under George H.W. Bush in the White House Staff, and also teaches as an external faculty member at Penn State’s Smeal College of Business, Brad Mitchell joins the Huddle. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Full House was an American sitcom from the 80s and 90s and in their fifth series they had an episode called 'Too Much Monkey Business' where Danny's zoologist sister Wendy, pays a visit with her pet chimpanzee. I am joined by special returning guest, Erika Fleury from NAPSA (the North American Primate Sanctuary Alliance)! Erika also answers a bunch of listener questions about primates!'NAPSA is a coalition of the leading primate sanctuaries in North America whose members care for over 800 nonhuman primates retired from laboratory research, the entertainment industry, and private ownership.' Erika is NAPSA’s Program Director and a pro-primatologist having studied undergrad and graduate level primatology courses.In 2013 Erika published her book Monkey Business: A History of Nonhuman Primate Rights. Her work has been featured live on CNN and in the New York Times, National Geographic, The Washington Post, and other media outlets, and she has published a variety of work advocating for responsible primate retirement.NAPSA online: primatesanctuaries.orgNAPSA's facebook: facebook.com/PrimateSanctuaryNAPSA's instagram: instagram.com/napsaprimatesSupport the show on PatreonOur twitter: @PrimeMatesPodOur instagram: @primematespodFacebook: facebook.com/primematespodEmail: primematespod@gmail.comGot topic/primate suggestions for the show? Chuck them here: http://bitly.com/PrimeMatesTipsPrime Mates Spotify PlaylistMy twitter: @mattstew_artMy instagram: @MattStewartComedyMy facebook: facebook.com/mattstewartcomedyOur awesome theme song by Evan Munro-Smith and sweet logo by Peader Thomas See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

What happens when Hollywood's monkeys and apes retire? I talk to Erika Fleury from NAPSA (the North American Primate Sanctuary Alliance) to find out!'NAPSA is a coalition of the leading primate sanctuaries in North America whose members care for over 800 nonhuman primates retired from laboratory research, the entertainment industry, and private ownership.' Erika is NAPSA’s Program Director and a pro-primatologist having studied undergrad and graduate level primatology courses.In 2013 Erika published her book Monkey Business: A History of Nonhuman Primate Rights. Her work has been featured live on CNN and in the New York Times, National Geographic, The Washington Post, and other media outlets, and she has published a variety of work advocating for responsible primate retirement.I'm touring my new stand up show Bone Dry in March/April (to Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney) Tickets/details: https://mattstewartcomedy.com/gigs Use the early bird discount code 'dogoon' Support the show on PatreonOur twitter: @PrimeMatesPodOur instagram: @primematespodFacebook: facebook.com/primematespodEmail: primematespod@gmail.comGot topic/primate suggestions for the show? Chuck them here: http://bitly.com/PrimeMatesTipsMy twitter: @mattstew_artMy instagram: @MattStewartComedyMy facebook: facebook.com/mattstewartcomedyNAPSA online: primatesanctuaries.org/NAPSA's facebook: facebook.com/PrimateSanctuary/Our awesome theme song by Evan Munro-Smith and logo by Peader Thomas See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The pace of change in health care is rapid, but perhaps no sector is experiencing evolution as quickly as the field of community pharmacy. Community pharmacists are integral members of a patient’s healthcare team, focused on ensuring individualised health outcomes for patients through a combination of medicines supply, management, safety, support, and advice, working in collaboration with other health professionals. Early career pharmacists play an integral role in the future direction of community pharmacy and today we speak to two young leaders of the industry about their experiences and aspirations for the future First, we hear from Jess Hsiao, who is a 5th year pharmacy and pharmaceutical science student at the University of South Australia. Jess is the National Australian Pharmacy Students' Association (NAPSA) President and in the role she strives to strengthen NAPSA’s relationship with industry bodies and build on the foundations paved by previous boards. Also joining us is Lauren Haworth. Lauren is an Early Career Pharmacist with a demonstrated history of experience in the pharmaceutical industry, especially while leading the National Students Association. Lauren is skilled in Professional Pharmacy Services, Communication, Event Management, and Public Speaking and most of all, is passionate about equal healthcare for all.

Dan caught up with NAPSA President Sandra Minas at the inaugural SHPA-NAPSA symposium in Melbourne on Friday. We discussed issues facing students, the results of the latest NAPSA survey and key programs being rolled out by NAPSA. We learn that despite concerns about graduate numbers, the rise of discounters and low pay, almost all pharmacy students are dedicated to their profession, and are looking forward to their careers.

In this special midweek episode, Dan is joined by NAPSA president Shefali Parekh from Congress in Perth. Dan and Shefali chat about NAPSA and the Congress, as well as several topical issues, including codeine up-scheduling, pharmacy student numbers, advanced practice and student placements in hospitals.  

Produced by NCEA in partnership with NAPSA and NCPEA PART ONE (22 min) When we talk about “risk factors of elder abuse”, what do we mean? Why is it important to understand risk factors? What are the key research findings on risk factors, and which are most predictive of abuse? PART TWO (16 min) What key points should workers in the field keep in mind about elder abuse risk factors and protective factors? Looking ahead, which areas related to risk factors most urgently need to be studied next? What are some policy implications of what we know about elder abuse risk factors?

produced by NCEA in partnership with NAPSA and NCPEA • Part One: When we talk about “risk factors of elder abuse”, what do we mean? Why is it important to understand risk factors? What are the key research findings on risk factors, and which are most predictive of abuse? • Part Two: What key points should workers in the field keep in mind about elder abuse risk factors and protective factors? Looking ahead, which areas related to risk factors most urgently need to be studied next? What are some policy implications of what we know about elder abuse risk factors?